Difference between pages "Bloom Filters" and "Word Document (DOCX)"
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| − | + | DOCX should not be confused with [[DOC]], the format used by earlier versions of Microsoft Office | |
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| + | DOCX consists of a [[ZIP]] file containing XML and binaries. Content can be analysed without modification by unzipping the file (Eg, in WinZIP) and analysing the contents of the archive. | ||
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| + | = Relationship to OOXML = | ||
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| + | For most purposes OOXML may be considered a subset of DOCX (DOCX contains additional features, like OLE serialization). | ||
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| + | Documentation on OOXML may provide a guide to analysing a DOCX file. | ||
Revision as of 16:50, 28 October 2008
DOCX is the file format for Microsoft Office 2007 and later.
DOCX should not be confused with DOC, the format used by earlier versions of Microsoft Office
Container Format
DOCX consists of a ZIP file containing XML and binaries. Content can be analysed without modification by unzipping the file (Eg, in WinZIP) and analysing the contents of the archive.
Relationship to OOXML
For most purposes OOXML may be considered a subset of DOCX (DOCX contains additional features, like OLE serialization).
Documentation on OOXML may provide a guide to analysing a DOCX file.
